The stock of recycling blades and spare parts must correspond to the actual installation. Buying many parts does not guarantee continuity if a critical reference, a support or a fixation necessary to assemble the cutting set is missing.
Sort references by impact
List the equipment that conditions production and the parts necessary to return it to service. Separate common consumables from components with unpredictable wear. For each reference, record supplier, confirmed deadline, quantity per set and consequences of a lack of supply.
Use consumption history
Compare tons processed, materials and duration of sets. Consider parts that are in sharpening, repair or transit: they are not stock available for assembly. If batches are variable, use a consumption interval and review stock after material or shift changes.
Define a reset point
Demand during the supply period and the margin chosen for variations guide when to order. The term must include manufacturing, transportation and technical reception. Identify each set and keep parts clean, protected and with documentation. Before stopping, check dimensions, quantity and accessories to avoid discovering an incompatibility during assembly.
Frequently asked question
How many sets of blades does each plant need?
It depends on consumption, deadlines, redundant equipment and the impact of a stoppage. There is no valid amount for all plants.
Technical documentation
ZERMA: blades and spare parts. Consult your equipment’s specific documentation for maintenance procedures.
Consult blades and industrial spare parts
Check out our spare parts for industrial machinery and the options sharpening and repair. Send us brand, model, reference, measurements and photographs to study the piece and prepare your budget.